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Hong Kong Chickens Have Bird Flu
Health officials detected the harmful H5N1 virus, commonly known as bird flu virus, in nearly three thousand live chickens sold in a Hong Kong market Saturday, June 7. All the chickens were promptly slaughtered. The Hong Kong secretary for food and health also said that if health workers detect the bird flu virus in other chickens in another market ...

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Boosting Hopes for Healthier Communities
Yovette Mumford, President of Safety Medicals Supply International, Inc., donated 135,500 SafetyTip Needles with Syringes to Hope for a Healthier Humanity in April 2008. The SafetyTip needles, invented by Ms. Mumford is a donation that is timely support to the HHH programs, because the needles are designed to prevent needle-stick ...

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Myanmar Military Crackdown Feared
The leaders of Myanmar’s military junta announced Tuesday evening, Sept. 25, a 9pm-5am curfew and banned gatherings of five people or more, as Buddhist monks and supporters continued their protests against the military regime. Myanmar, once known as Burma, has been under military rule since 1962. This hard-line stance ...

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Environmental Impact of Greek Forest Fires
The dramatic pictures of forest fires that blazed across the Peloponnese and other regions of Greece could lead one to think of significant ecological effects. The area around the Mediterranean has had a long history of forest fires and burning bushes.Several people have been killed as the massive fires blazed out of control. ...

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Study Says Civilians Hold More Guns
Americans have the most guns than any other society in the world. The Small Arms Survey 2007, conducted by the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, estimates that U.S. citizens own 270 million small guns, which is almost one gun per person (90 percent).The 270 million small guns also comprise 41.5 percent ...

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Nurses push for safety needles
Some 70,000 Canadian health-care professionals are accidentally pricked by a needle each year and endure a battery of expensive tests for disease even though safety-engineered needles that dramatically reduce the risk are available, workers' groups said yesterday. Almost half of those injuries take place in Ontario, where dozens of nurses rallied yesterday in front of the provincial legislature demanding action on stalled legislation mandating the use of safety needles.

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Maoists kill 49 in central India
Maoist rebels have killed 49 members of the police and tribal militia in the troubled central Indian state of Chhattisgarh. The Maoists threw grenades and petrol bombs and set the camp on fire before escaping with a cache of arms and explosives. Between 300 and 400 rebels attacked a police camp surrounded by dense forest in the southern part of the state.

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How to Survive a Flu Pandemic
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the USA’s chief public health agency, has issued guidelines for flu pandemic survival. The federal government released a 106-page document yesterday in an effort to help people in the US prepare for a global flu epidemic, considered by most specialists as inevitable. It’s not a pretty picture the guidelines evoke: slightly paranoid and slightly antiquated. Isolation is a key-word; children would not go to school for about 3 months, people would not go to work anymore, or go to the mall on a whim or go to the movies or visit relatives.

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Can we do more to help Africa?
As civil war and famine tears African countries apart, ITV News asks if the world can make a better job of helping those in need? ITV News presenter Alastair Stewart is a patron of Care International and travelled to Kenya with the charity to see the problems there and hear about possible solutions.

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War through the eyes of a little girl
My experiences during those 34 days of war were but a very small portion of what hundreds of thousands of Lebanese endured. The Israelis hit hard, blow after blow after blow, a devastating storm of destruction and atrocities.

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